***NOW FULL***
2019 Sheriff's Kids Camp
Orientation will be friday, june 7th 6:00pm on the third floor of the county commission meeting room in the courthouse.
The 2019 Sevier County Sheriff's Office Kids Camp is now full. If your child has been accepted to attend this camp, their name will be listed below. If your child cannot attend, please email us asap so that we may replace him/her with another child from our waiting list.
In order to allow space for new campers, the Sheriff's Office may decline repeat campers.
In order to allow space for new campers, the Sheriff's Office may decline repeat campers.
Accepted campers for 2019 kids camp
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BOYS
A. Ayers L. Rodney T. Kirby P. Dowd S. Colbert A. Bowling T. Ogle J. Mottern A. Rivera B. Gillispie A. Perez C. Fox B. Myers R. Morrison C. Ogle C. Brown B. Brown B. Brelsford C. Farmer A. Likirdopulos |
GIRLS
S. Bryd C. Byrd E. Ogle R. Howard K. Seagle C. Peavy D. Peavy L. Alfonso C. Riley A. Helton A. Kear A. Alfonso B. Maples C. Ogle S. Colbert T. McFall K. Holt K. Andrews E. Walker B. Seeley |
Once you have viewed this list, please email a confirmation (with the name of your child) that your selected child will be attending camp at pdavis@seviercountytn.gov. If for any reason your child cannot attend the camp, please email us asap so that we may add a child from our waiting list.
Sheriff's Kids Camp
June 10th-14th, 2019
Ammo Sponsored by Smoky Mtn Knife Works & Smoky Mtn Guns & Ammo
735 Middle Creek Road Sevierville, Tennessee 37862
Office: 865-774-3958
Email: pdavis@seviercountytn.org
Office: 865-774-3958
Email: pdavis@seviercountytn.org
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Click the above links to view videos from the Previous sheriffs Kids CampS
The Sevier County Sheriff's Office Kid's Camp is a camp designed for children between the ages of 9 & 12 or are entering grades 4-6. It is an outreach program developed to help students become more aware of law enforcement functions and gain a better understanding of the life choices they will face as they mature.
The SCSO Office of Community Relations and our School Resource Officers plan and conduct the camp each year, which allows them to maintain a great working relationship over the summer with their students. Our campers observe presentations made by K9 officers, Sheriff’s Traffic Unit, Patrol Units, EMS Personnel, UT Life Star, local fire departments and other public safety officials.
Students are given the opportunity to understand what it is like for someone to be under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances, through the use of simulator devices. Students learn how drug dogs can search and identify illegal substances. They go on field trips to area attractions and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They learn about drug awareness, team building, leadership, firearms safety, and about the various special operations of the Sheriff's Office.
This camp is designed for kids who might someday have an interest in law enforcement as a career or just want to spend time with local officers in a fun, relaxed, educational, and entertaining atmosphere. It will provide each student with classroom instruction on a host of law-related topics such as drug prevention courses, leadership and team building exercises.
There is no financial charge for this opportunity; however, transportation is required daily to and from the Sevier County Sheriff's Office Special Operations Center on Middle Creek Road in Sevierville. There will be deputies at the Special Operations Center from 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; please plan to make any necessary arrangements to pick up your child prior to 5:00 p.m. Breakfast, Lunch and snacks will also be provided every day at no cost to the student.
The Sevier County Sheriff’s Office Kid's Camp is not a "Scared Straight" or a disciplinary camp for undisciplined juveniles but is designed to be a fun and educational camp for our local youth.
The SCSO Office of Community Relations and our School Resource Officers plan and conduct the camp each year, which allows them to maintain a great working relationship over the summer with their students. Our campers observe presentations made by K9 officers, Sheriff’s Traffic Unit, Patrol Units, EMS Personnel, UT Life Star, local fire departments and other public safety officials.
Students are given the opportunity to understand what it is like for someone to be under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances, through the use of simulator devices. Students learn how drug dogs can search and identify illegal substances. They go on field trips to area attractions and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They learn about drug awareness, team building, leadership, firearms safety, and about the various special operations of the Sheriff's Office.
This camp is designed for kids who might someday have an interest in law enforcement as a career or just want to spend time with local officers in a fun, relaxed, educational, and entertaining atmosphere. It will provide each student with classroom instruction on a host of law-related topics such as drug prevention courses, leadership and team building exercises.
There is no financial charge for this opportunity; however, transportation is required daily to and from the Sevier County Sheriff's Office Special Operations Center on Middle Creek Road in Sevierville. There will be deputies at the Special Operations Center from 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; please plan to make any necessary arrangements to pick up your child prior to 5:00 p.m. Breakfast, Lunch and snacks will also be provided every day at no cost to the student.
The Sevier County Sheriff’s Office Kid's Camp is not a "Scared Straight" or a disciplinary camp for undisciplined juveniles but is designed to be a fun and educational camp for our local youth.